REVEALED: Bridgerton’s stunning real-life filming locations you can visit ranked, as the hit Netflix series returns

The Ton are back as Bridgerton returns for the highly-anticipated third series, with this season coming to Netflix in two parts as viewers wait to find out the fate of their favourite characters.

As one of Netflix’s most stunning additions, the series has been a hit with viewers for its opulent backdrops, beautiful costumes and pretty music, but which filming location can you visit in real life and which is the most popular?

The series is filmed across the UK, in some of the grandest parks and homes the country has to offer.

Measuring popularity by a unique index score – generated by the number of hashtags each location has racked up on Instagram, as well as Google and Tripadvisor reviews, with the lower the overall index score the higher the ranking, Betfair Casino is on hand to deliver the top ten filming locations.

Taking the top spot is Hampton Court Palace, once home to Henry VIII, the grand palace is used as the exterior of Queen Charlotte’s Palace in seasons one and two.

In second is Castle Howard in York, which plays the setting of the fictional Clyvedon Castle, the home of Daphne and Simon following their wedding in season one.

In third is Hatfield House in Hertfordshire, which features as the home of the Featheringtons and as the Gentleman’s Club in both seasons of the hit drama.

Picturesque Painshill Park features on several occasions across series one and two, serving as the backdrop to the Ton’s promenade and picnic.

Rounding up the top five is Queen Charlotte’s palace, shot in Lancaster House in London. The 19th century house was used for the interior of Queen Charlotte’s Palace, as well as a backdrop to scenes filmed in Buckingham Palace.